"A Peace of Hate"
We lynch ideas
Free hate
The voice is weak when color speaks
Peace for one, peace for all
Separate but equal, equal but separate
Hate in division, unity in hate
Foundation of oppression rooted in ancestry concentration
An organization of another color's trembling pre-disposition
Focused on a divine prophecy pacing with such tranquility
A world created for freedom and prosperity,
Now a hell of death and slavery, a dominion of inequality with no hope from divinity
Suffering makes no amends to an end, when words that are said are left for dead.
A path of love creates one, a path of hate innates ones
Underneath the pigment, we have the same blood, a single color
Though frightened of our imaginations; quiver, quiver
Our legacies will end in 'sinner, sinner!'
Cry he will when he is whipped, but the cry for freedom is something you will never strip
'Will,' a broken word for a broken man
A willful act, takes a willful man
Will is nothing, unless someone dies for something
A Son has died by our pity lies
A promise kept to holy faith,
Tainted by a holy mistake
One has died, none have tried
Fear in eyes, death,'in time'
Guilty until proven innocentis the way I see it, and the way you make it
The way we let it, and the way we hate it.
Erase a color, blame another
Draw a killer, draw each other.
Die, I will, when colors are white, and whites are color
When a world is one underneath the same love,
A people of one.
Cry, I will, when peace is true, and not some law hate construed.
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